Bluray Rippimg mit MKV

[Tom1899]

Hi,
ich hoffe hier hilfe zu finden,ich wollte eine Test Bluray Rippen,leider zeigt er mit über 6 Std an.
gibt es noch einstellungen ich tätigen muss?
Meine Hardware:
USB Bluray Laufwerk Verbatim
USB Festplatte
Ein Mini Pc von Gericom Specs. Intel I9 13.gen. Grafik Intel Iris Xe 128 MB. Areitsspeicher 32 GB DDR 4
Windows 11
was kann ich den noch tun?
Danke

Hi,
I’m hoping to find some help here. I tried to rip a Blu-ray for testing purposes, but it’s showing an estimated time of over 6 hours.
Are there any settings I need to adjust?
My hardware:
Verbatim USB Blu-ray drive
USB hard drive
Gericom Mini PC (Specs: Intel Core i9 13th Gen, Intel Iris Xe graphics with 128 MB, 32 GB DDR4 RAM)
Windows 11
What else can I do?
Thanks

[Woodstock]

Estimated time changes as the rip progresses. When a disk starts, it will often be at maximum; as the drive gets accustomed to the disk (further into the rip), it will "speed up" and the time will diminish.

The time the estimate is most accurate is at the end of the rip, assuming there were no retries for difficult-to-read portions.

[Tom1899]

Danke für die Antwort.
Ich hab noch ein anders Problem,und zwar werden nicht alle Bluray(keine 4K) erkannt. Die Blurays sinaber ganz,sie funktionieren auf einem Standalone Player.

I have another issue: not all Blu-rays (non-4K) are being recognized. The discs themselves are in good condition and work fine on a standalone player.

[Woodstock]

"Not recognized" can mean several things.

If they load to where you can start the rip, they were recognized as being ABLE to be ripped, but they can be errors that cannot be read. Often, cleaning the disk is enough to fix these.

If MakeMKV says it does not have a key available, it will usually tell you that it has written what is needed to create the key, and suggest you send it via email to the program's author (address svq@makemkv.com ). The file can also be uploaded to a public site, and the link to it posted in the Public KeyDB Disc Submissions thread, so that it can be added to the public keydb decryption system.

If MakeMKV does not recognize the disk at all, often it is either a UHD disk, or simply cannot be recognized by the drive. Again, cleaning the disk is the place to start.